Copyright IBM Corporation
1990, 2007
| z/OS V1R9.0 ISPF
Planning and Customizing
GC34-4814-06 |
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Exit ID
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Installation Exit Name
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Possible Uses for the Routine
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| 1
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ISPF initialization
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Provides accounting and
monitoring capabilities before ISPF initialization.
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| 2
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ISPF termination
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Provides accounting and
monitoring capabilities before ISPF termination.
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| 3
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SELECT service start
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Provides monitoring
information and lets you restrict access to
applications selected through ISPF.
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| 4
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SELECT service end
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Marks the end of a
program, command, or menu invoked through any of
the SELECT services.
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| 5
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TSO command start
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Provides for monitoring
and restricting commands invoked through ISPF;
allows commands newly added to the system to be
invoked without updating ISPTCM.
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| 6
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TSO command end
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Provides for monitoring
of TSO commands invoked through ISPF.
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| 7
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LIBDEF service
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Provides for
restrictions on the use of the LIBDEF service.
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| 8
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RESERVE
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Allows use of your own
method of serializing resources in addition to the
RESERVE done by ISPF.
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| 9
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RELEASE
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Provides for the
release of any resources acquired at the RESERVE
user exit.
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| 10
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Logical screen start
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Allows for
installation-wide exits to gather accounting and
monitoring information for each logical screen.
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| 11
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Logical screen end
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Gathers accounting and
monitoring information for each logical screen.
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| 12
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ISPF/PDF service start
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Monitors ISPF and PDF
dialog services invoked through the ISPLINK or
ISPEXEC interfaces.
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| 13
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ISPF/PDF service end
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Marks the termination
of ISPF or PDF dialog services invoked through the
ISPLINK or ISPEXEC interfaces.
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| 14
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SWAP logical screens
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Indicates a change of
the active logical screen. Together with the
logical screen start and end installation-wide
exits, the routine can monitor resource use for
each ISPF logical screen.
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| 15
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DISPLAY service start
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Provides for tailoring
of panels to be displayed.
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| 16
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Log, list, and
temporary data set allocation
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Controls data set
naming conventions for log, list, and temporary
data sets.
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